The Property at Fielder Farm
An Uncommon Property in the
Heart of Vermont's Green Mountains
The road to Fielder Farm gently winds its way out of the Huntington Valley and into the foothills on the western side of Camel's Hump. The road follows and crosses one of the many mountain brooks swelling the Huntington River as it rushes for the Gorge downstream. Passing through the tree line at the end of the road the view breaks wide open revealing pastures, pond and the mountain ridges beyond.
Regardless of the season, the diverse landscape occupied by the Fielder Farm offers visitors a convenience and variety of activities right out the front door.
The Pond
The highlight of the lower farm is the Pond. Surrounded by acres of maintained lawn, the Pond is the heart and spirit of Fielder Farm. It provides an unlimited source of entertainment throughout the year and attracts even the most reticent of visitors. The water is deep, clear and irresistible. Stone steps and rocky outcrops make entering and exiting the water easy and pleasant. And the fishing is brilliant.
Little Baldy
Little Baldy is a rewarding hike that’s right in your back yard. Starting from the pond, adventure around the pasture and up a well maintained old logging road. After a 1.5 mile climb to the summit, you’re rewarded with an up-close view of Camel’s Hump. Walk another 100 yards to the Overlook and be dazzled by exceptional views of Fielder Farm, the Adirondacks, Lake Champlain and New York beyond.
The 19,636-acre Camel's Hump State Park adjoins the 230 acres of Fielder Farm, linking it to an extensive network of hiking trails and the famous Long Trail system.
To access the The Catamount Ski Trail follow the fence line. It’s just 300 yards from the Pond.